A reading list / log is perfect to keep track and record one hundred books. The first part allows you to fill in the table comprising of potential book titles, completed date, to-be-completed by date and reading experience rating. Followed by, a clear, structured table allowing you to record the reading experience details and to capture the true memory of the book. This helps encourage and share reading experiences, perfect for both learners & teachers. Format Word, can adapt to suit individual needs.

This fun, creative ice-breaker game consists of a set of 10 questions, in which learners will decide if it applies to them, if it does, then they will need to sit down; the last person standing up is the winner. This game helps encourage and promote trust, good communication and helps learners bond with each other via mutual respect and tolerance. Instructions on how to play this game is provided. Format is PowerPoint Presentation, can add additional questions and adapt to suit individual needs/ suitable for all ages.

This fun and creative activity is a wonderful way to build trust, good communication skills and help develop reading, writing and listening skills. This activity is loosely designed around a newspaper theme article. Learners will draw themselves, write about their favourite colour, hobbies, draw their own Superhero costume and explain their unique Superpower. There is also extra space for additional information for learners to add about themselves. This is perfect for helping learners to get to know each other, can be used during transition stages even as ice-breakers. Format is Word, can adapt to suit individual needs / suitable for all ages.

This fun and creative game is an engaging way to help improve spelling and build literacy skills. This vocabulary building game for KS2 helps develop reading and speaking skills as well. This ‘Ready Steady Reveal’ game consists of 5 vocabulary building words, on each slide a word is covered by a shape and gradually the shapes disappear at random and learners need to say the word before the word is fully revealed, first learner to answer correctly wins. Variations to this game can be implemented. Format is PowerPoint Presentation, can add additional questions aimed at different ages groups and adapt to suit individual needs/ suitable for all ages.

This fun and creative game is an engaging way to help improve spelling and build literacy skills. This vocabulary building game helps develop reading and speaking skills as well. This ‘Ready Steady Reveal’ game for KS1 consists of 5 vocabulary building words, on each slide a word is covered by a shape and gradually the shapes disappear at random and learners need to say the word before the word is fully revealed, first learner to answer correctly wins. Variations to this game can be implemented. Format is PowerPoint Presentation, can add additional questions aimed at different ages groups and adapt to suit individual needs/ suitable for all ages.